Sarah Bird is an award-winning humanitarian, with over 30 years of experience in the areas of stress management, peak performance and the treatment of trauma, particularly stress and trauma arising from combat, conflict and natural disasters.
Working in the UK, Ireland and on the international front, she has helped thousands of people, including private individuals, corporate organisations, charities and non-governmental organisations. In addition, Sarah‘s proven success in treating the survivors of conflict, combat and natural disasters has earned her an international reputation as a highly respected practitioner in the field of trauma healing.
Combining her knowledge and training in Counselling, Energy Psychology, Conflict Resolution, Nonviolent Communication and Personal Development, Sarah empowers her clients to change their relationship with their traumatic experiences, release old patterns of behaviour and empower themselves to move their lives forward with dignity and balance.
Sarah is available for individual consultation in all of the following areas:
Driving Production
Confidence Building
Planning Critical Conversations
Building Resilience
Increasing Personal Effectiveness
Fear of Public Speaking
Anxiety and Panic Attacks
Fear of Flying
Mindset & Mental Toughness
Sarah is working with Andy Spragg from the Sangha House to help Veterans, initially, suffering from PTSD. Combing Sarah’s deep skills and experience with Andy’s Qi Gong energy exercises and mindfulness approaches, she is running programmes to gently ground these individuals and show them tools and techniques to help alleviate the symptoms they are experiencing.
For further information, or to book an appointment, call The Sangha House on 01823 428156.
The Sangha House, First Floor, Mitre House, Tower Street Taunton TA1 4BH
Phone: 01823 428156
Email: reception@thesanghahouse.co.ukEstablished in November 2016 by Denise and Andy Spragg, the Centre is a mindfulness based Holistic health centre. Its aim is to cover all four quadrants of holistic health. The physical, mental, social and spiritual. With its 50 practitioners we certainly achieve this. We believe that all four areas of holistic health are equally important and balance each other.